Throughout his history as a host, Howard Stern has taken on so many memorable interviews, always finding a way to put a twist on his conversations with celebs.
That was the case during his interview alongside Billie Eilish, as fans got to learn new things about the artist, including her take on dating, and so much more.
However, what really had fans talking was Billie Eilish's performance, singing her track, 'When the Party's Over'. The moment went viral, with over 43 million clicks on YouTube. Despite the polished and emotional performance, Eilish looked unsure at the start of the song. Clearly, she had nothing to worry about as the song sounded as if it was being recorded in studio.
We'll look back on the moment, along with another instance of Eilish leaving another iconic host speechless after showcasing her talent.
Billie Eilish Had A Deep Conversation With Howard Stern Discussing A Bit Of Everything From Family To Dating
As expected alongside Howard Stern, it was a different kind of interview for Billie Eilish, who touched on topics most would not expect. Among them, was her thoughts on the world of adult entertainment, to which she called it "a disgrace."
Eilish would also discuss the honest truth about her dating life, which was not an active one at the time.
She revealed with Howard, “I’m not a serial dater … I don’t go to stuff and flirt with people. It’s really hard to meet people when people are either terrified of you or think that you’re out of their league. Last year, I thought that I’d be single for the rest of my life,” she admitted.
“I genuinely couldn’t even picture myself in a relationship of any sort. I got over that pretty fast.”
Eilish continued on discussing a bunch of other topics including family and the pandemic. The artist also briefly discussed her SNL stint, which was a lot harder to pull off behind the scenes.
“I’ve been anxious and nervous," Eilish continued. "Just because it’s not my world and I’m so petrified of people thinking I suck. As soon as I saw the crowd and felt their joy, it was like I wasn’t nervousIt was relieving, somehow. I was like, ‘Oh, this is actually really incredible, and I don’t have to worry. This is just for fun.’”
The interview was a very entertaining one, but what fans couldn't stop talking about was her performance of 'When the Party’s Over.'
Billie Eilish Wasn't Sure About Her Performance On Howard Stern Given That It Was Early, But She Blew Everyone Away
Eilish's live version of 'When the Party's Over' on The Howard Stern Show has over 43 million views on YouTube. Clearly, watching the performance there's a reason for the millions of fans tuning in. The artist seems nervous at the start given that it was still early in the day to pull off such a tough song.
However, the outcome was far greater than anyone could've expected. The end product seemed to be even better than the studio version, somehow. Everyone was blown away, including the host himself.
The performance got thousands of comments on YouTube, with fans praising the artist.
"Damn her voice is so pure - there is nearly no difference to her voice in real life versus on the track."
"People always talk about wanting to hear her belting. I think it takes so much more skill to sing softly with that much control. Just beautiful."
Another fan credits Finneas for his part in the performance which is also largely underrated. "Let’s take a moment to appreciate Finneas’ piano and harmonies," the fan writes.
Truly a chilling moment and one fans won't forget, playing this one on a loop.
It Wasn't The First Time Billie Eilish Completely Wowed An Iconic Host
It is hard to believe that despite all her fame and success, Eilish is only in her early 20s nowadays. Some of the biggest names in Hollywood have noticed her talent. Not only was Howard Stern blown away, but the same held true for David Letterman during their interview on, My Next Guest Needs No Introduction.
During the interview, Eilish showed Dave a snippet of what goes into making a song. Eilish revealed that she doesn't just sing, but breaks her songs up into multiple verses in order to truly perfect it. Letterman was in awe of the process, along with Billie's obvious talent.
"To hear your voice in this context is a little bizarre because I’m looking at things there representing the voice, I’m hearing the voice – which is, oh my god – and you’re just sitting right there. Not a lot of people get this experience.”
Eilish was just as happy to receive the compliment, thanking Dave for caring.
